Video games and video game consoles are popular items on Christmas lists for kids, teenagers and in some cases adults each holiday season. The holiday season often provides a boost to gaming companies with top new releases and consoles and to video game retailers such as GameStop Corporation (NYSE: GME).

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Michael Burry replayed his GameStop bet in a Substack post on Monday. The "Big Short" investor wrote that a "crappy business" became the "belle of the ball" in 2021.

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BlueCrest Capital Management Ltd bought a new stake in shares of GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) during the second quarter, according to the company in its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund bought 860,585 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $20,990,000. GameStop makes up about 0.8% of

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GameStop's NYSE: GME fiscal Q3 earnings performance was better than expected, but this stock is still not a good one to hold, buy, or trade. That's because the core retail business continues to flounder, the strengths are driven by a cash balance tied to aggressive dilution, and the Bitcoin (BTC) strategy is highly questionable.

Gamestop (GME) remains a sell, due to persistent weak fundamentals, declining sales, and unjustified valuation premiums. GME's latest quarter saw sales fall 4.5% year-over-year, missing analyst estimates by $166 million, with international operations still unprofitable. Significant shareholder dilution and over $4 billion in new debt heighten risk, especially amid uncertain interest rates and speculative Bitcoin exposure.

GameStop (NYSE: GME) – the poster child of meme stock mania – is struggling to reinvent itself. On Wednesday, the gaming merchandise retailer reported an uptick in its quarterly profit, but sales were declining, reinforcing that it continues to struggle in a world dominated by digital downloads and subscription gaming.